At which temperature does plasma change its state to Bose-Einstein condensate?

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Plasma is a superheated ionized gas whereas Bose-Einstein condensate is supercooled solid. Bose Einstien condensate is formed at temperature close to $0 K . (- {273.15}^{\circ} C)$ . If we have to convert plasma to Bose-Einstein condensate, then plasma has to go through phase change: gas, liquid and solid phase.

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